Do you agree with Mr Martino?For me i think El Classico is the biggest game in the world.
Continue to see what he said.
Former Barcelona coach Martino succeeded Alejandro Sabella as national team boss following the World Cup and began his tenure with an impressive 4-2 victory over world champions Germany in Dusseldorf last month.
The Albiceleste landed in Beijing this week for Saturday’s Gillette Superclasico de las Americas and Martino is hoping to see more of the same from his side at the Bird’s Nest Stadium.
“We will try to do what we did against Germany,” he said.
“Brazil won’t change their tactics, although the new coach called up a lot different players.
“Argentina against Brazil is the most important derby between national teams. It doesn’t matter where the match is held, it’s always important for the history between us and now also for the players.”
Saturday’s clash will be the first since the Superclasico de las Americas’ 2011 reincarnation that the trophy will be decided in a single game with no restriction on those who can take part.
In 2011 and 2012 the match was played over two legs in which only players currently for clubs in one of the two counties involved were eligible for selection.
Brazil won the 2011 edition with a 2-0 aggregate score and retained the title the following year by way of a penalty shootout.
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